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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1902
Page
2
In St Louis on a Friday after lunch Paderewski, famed pianist and composer, visited his former colored porter James T Richardson who lay dying at 324 South Montrose Avenue. He arrived with his wife and shared a poignant meeting as both wept.
An old advertisement proclaims a fair yearly ration for one man with 500 pounds of vegetables and 300 pounds of pork. It argues some fail to gain weight due to defective digestion and promotes Scott's Emulsion as tissue-building help with a free trial offer and address at 409 Pearl Street, New York.
Harry Jennings of Warrensburg visited friends here last evening and returned home this morning. Paderewski and his wife departed after a long visit of over an hour, leaving less behind than they received. The lines of sorrow and beauty in the local scene are recalled by the night tea and lingering farewell.
The ad proclaims DeWitts Little Early Risers keep the liver and bowels in health to remove impurities causing eruptions. A testimonial from C. E. Hooper of Albany Georgia claims biliousness relief and improved well being. The pills are described as safe thorough and gentle and touted as the very best.
Word from Anadarko says eight members of the construction gang in charge of Lee Carpenter of this city have the smallpox.
J A Lambert of Rachel North Carolina endorses Foley's Kidney Cure saying it does what claimed and nothing equals it, expressing gratitude for the good it has done. The advertisement urges readers to accept no substitute.
The Missouri Pacific freight No. 131 crew went to bed at Tipton Saturday after many hours on the road. A relief crew was sent from this city to bring the train to Sedalia.
A Asheville pressman reports severe rheumatism after getting his feet wet last winter. He tried cures with no relief until using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which he says cured his rheumatism after two thirds of the bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Postal telegraph company has driven spikes too low on new Ohio street poles, creating a hazard for pedestrians who could be struck in the eye. Officials warn residents to avoid the area until repairs are completed.
A Wichita Eagle report relays a Kansas scene recounted by Sherlick Holmes, noting a strong south wind and its aftermath along a country road. The hedge fence bears the impact, with a barn, four families’ laundry, 10,000 newspapers, a mule team span, and a baby buggy stacked against it.
H. L. Freund, manager, returned from Sedalia where he oversaw the opening of a new Clinton Produce poultry house set to start Thursday with promising prospects. He praised Sedalia business leaders and noted the firm’s solid financial footing and energetic leadership.
Advertisement touts B B B Botanic Blood Balm as a blood purifier that cures eczema itching and skin lesions. It promises permanent relief and a free trial by mail from the Blood Balm Co. Atlanta Georgia with prepaid medicine and free medical advice.
The four year old daughter of Rev. T. R. White and his wife of Liberty Missouri died and her remains arrived in Lamonte and were buried in the city cemetery after a brief funeral at the grave led by Rev. O L Wood.
Mr C B Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri attributes long term chronic dysentery relief to Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says it did more good than any other medicine he used and notes it is for sale by all druggists.
Gus Kreisel of Cole Camp buys Walter Morgan's Warsaw grocery stock and plans to move the inventory to Cole Camp. The sale covers the entire Warsaw stock and reflects Kreisel's expansion of his Cole Camp operation.
Edwin Fitzgerald of South McAlester Oklahoma and Gulf rail road, soliciting agent for the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf railroad, was in the city Saturday night on his way to Kansas City.
A historical note extols Foley's Honey and Tar as an effective cough remedy that soothes irritated lungs and helps expel phlegm without straining the chest.
Chas. Van Antwerp announces that Monarch Laundry remains unaffected by the water shortage due to its independent artesian supply, ensuring reliable and satisfactory laundry service.
Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri Valley Iowa says she suffered kidney trouble for years and after trying five doctors found relief with three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure.
M M Stevenson offers prime spring lamb with fresh mint and celery for Easter meals. Place orders by telephone at 62 Market House to ensure selection.
F Taylor Cain announces a better than ever selection of fishing tackle for the season. Lost a five-diamond scarf pin. reward offered by C C Lawson at Katie Building.
A. J. Fults & Co offers Windsor coal at 3.00 per ton with full weight guaranteed and delivery. Also sells dry and green wood in cords or stove lengths at low prices. Contact at 412 East Twelfth Street or by Queen City phone 21 Bell 84.
Stall No 5 at the market house opens by Joseph Viehl a well known local young man in the meat trade He promises strictly cash sales low prices and prompt service Kehl plans to build a loyal customer base and invites patronage via Old phone No 68.
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